Packaged fuel is bottled fuel for vehicles and the jetpack. It is made in a packager from fuel and empty canisters.
What you need
- Liquid fuel.
- Empty canisters (from plastic or a canister line).
- Packagers to bottle the fuel.
Step-by-step build
- Produce liquid fuel from your oil or fuel line.
- Produce empty canisters and return them after use.
- Feed fuel and canisters into packagers.
- Route packaged fuel to vehicle or drone stations.
- Return empty canisters to loop the system.
- Balance the packagers with fuel supply.
Throughput tips
- Loop empty canisters back
- Keep fuel flowing to packagers
- Route to vehicle stations
- Balance packagers with supply
Practical notes
Packaged fuel is a loop: fuel and canisters go in, packaged fuel comes out, and the empties come back. The return line is the part new builders forget, and without it the canister supply drains. Loop empties back to the packager with a belt or pipe, and keep the loop short.
Balance the packagers with fuel supply, since the packager idles the moment either input stops. Route packaged fuel to vehicles and drone stations, and keep a buffer for long trips. Canister production pulls from plastic, so the oil chain ultimately feeds this line.
The canister return line is the part new builders forget, and it drains the loop.
Route packaged fuel to vehicles and drone stations, and keep a buffer for long trips.
Common mistakes
- Not returning empty canisters
- Under-supplying fuel
- Canisters piling up with no loop